jackets
word · lemma: jacket
/ˈdʒækɪts/
JA-kits
/dʒˈækɪts/
JA-kits
Definition
Jackets are pieces of clothing worn on the upper body over other clothes, usually with sleeves and a front opening. They are often used for warmth, protection, or style.
Usage & Nuances
'Jackets' is the plural of 'jacket'. It is a general term for many types (leather jacket, rain jacket). In British English, 'jacket' can mean lighter outerwear, while 'coat' is heavier. Do not confuse with 'blazer' (more formal).
Spanish: chaquetasPortuguese (BR): jaquetasPortuguese (PT): casacos - jaquetasChinese (Simplified): 夹克Chinese (Traditional): 夾克Hindi: जैकेट्सArabic: ستراتBengali: জ্যাকেটগুলিRussian: курткиJapanese: ジャケットVietnamese: áo khoácKorean: 재킷Turkish: ceketlerUrdu: جیکٹسIndonesian: jaket
Example Sentences
The jackets are hanging in the closet.
basic
We need to wear our jackets because it’s cold outside.
basic
She bought two new jackets at the store.
basic
Kids always lose their jackets at school.
natural
Do you want to swap jackets for a while?
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Their team all wore matching jackets with the club logo.
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